The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-08-04
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al6iHss sssl!lss q: y! and Olive sp.rsur are ~ the
J. 8. Williamson visited his, mother At Lon.
den Friday and Saturday.
George X. Roads msde . business trip 70
Jeffereonville the past week.
Miss Mary Watts, Of Marshall, spent tho Sab
bath with Miss Carrie Brown.
viii Miller made his semi monthly visit TO
New Lexington Saturday evening.
Charley Bascmsn, Of Plokawsy county, Il the
guest Of Elisha Beavers and family.
Born 70 ME-. and Mrs. James Upp Thursday,
. fine boy. All the parties doing well.
Miss Ella Mercer, Of Jamestown, 10 the
guest Of Misses Cora and Ethel Skeen.
Thomas Miller spent the Sabbath at Dain-
bridge with his parents and other friends.
James II. wickersham and wife spent Two or
three days Of the past week OF the Andes House.
Rev, Hughes preached 10 good-sized audi
snce at the U. B. Church Sabbath at 2:o0 p. N.
Captain d. NJ. Barrett returned Saturday
from the Toledo Convention brimful OF snthu-
siasm.
Mrs. James Lucas and tao children, Of
Springfield, are guests OF her mother, Mrs. ].
L. Gossett.
Jesse Robbins, the veteran timer Of 0rssn.
Asld, was here Thursday and Friday rooAne.
Miss Margaret McKeshsn has been the guest
Of Mrs. W. Q. Newell, a Newells Mil, during
the past week.
Mrs. Mary Hughey, Of Chillicothe, il the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Miller, on
West Main street.
DR.. Mcbride was called to Bainbridge Friday
10 see Miss Emma Miller, who has been quite
sick for some time.
Anthony Edwards las quit farming and is
irving his entire attention to the selling Of
musical instruments.
Quarterly meeting ct the U. B. Church one
week from next Saturday and Sunday, Presid-
ing Elder Price will officiate.
The many friends Of Mrs. II. W. Roads and
Uncle Henry Spargur will be pleased to learn
that they ara both improving.
Miss Minnie Brown is visiting friends st
Martinsville, aud contemplates taking in the
Loveland camp meeting this week.
A couple whose names We did not learn we're
married in their buggy by Squirrel. c. Ferguson
10 front Of his Office few days since.
Some effort ia being made to ,rgnniza a
camp Of the Sons OF Veterans ct this place. 1t
| 10 to be hoped that the effort will not be III
vain.
The Republicans here are greatly plcased
over the action Of the Toledo Convention In
nominating J. B. Foraker for the second term
o Governor.
| experience, will open up beef shop within q
few days, and promises 10 sell frst class steak
| ct ten cents per pound.
Byron Milikan, OF Washington City, arrived
to day, and with his wife and child who were
already here will spend . week or two among
| friends before returning.
Eli Wise and Miss Fannie Carper, sprightly
young couple from New Petersburg, were
quietly married Ut the residence OF J. I. Tag.
| IN iru
Carey Head and daughter, Mics Annie, were
among friends here Thursday. Miss Annie
made somo effort tn secure q class in music
but we have not learned tho result Of her effort
Mr.. and Mrs. William Logan, Of Greenfield,
brought the remains OF their eldest daughter,
aged about nine years, to the Hartman ceme.
terry one mile east of town, for interment Fri.
day.
The relatives in this vicinity Of Mr.. and Mrs
8. D. Washburn, Of Bsinbridge, received the
sad intelligence few days since Of the death
Of one and serious illness OF ths other Of theiI
twin children.
The Hillsboro base ball club that was to play
| match game with the Rainsboro boys Friday
evening, failed oput in an appearance. greatly
to the disappointment 0f the boys and the
crowd Of spectators who won't to witness the
contest.
| Two Of our young men, who would be
ashamed to be classed among the disturbers Of
the peace, got into On sltercation Friday even.
ing on the base bsn ground, and acted very
ugly, to say the least Of It. Al this was theiI
hrst ofiense We withhold their names.
James Knisley, Of Paint Falls, has bought
Mrs. John Rogers lot adjoining Charley Vests
on Main street and will proceed st once, we are
told, to erect dwelling upon II to take the
place Of the one that burned down last winter.
Mr.. Knisley also purchased Of W. j. Redkey
the building now occupied by Mrs. Oma Wad-
dell - millinery shop.